I was lost in the current time and space when those words echoed in my ears. Everything stopped as my mind recalled it once again—unstoppable and terrifying.
My body trembled and I miserably fell on my knees. It didn't matter how much that hurt for as long as I was remembering Mason at the back of my mind, the pain lingered and was very alive to no extent incomparable with other pain I've felt.
"Leslie!" I felt Alex grabbing the remote and turned off the TV. She held my arm and helped me got up but I have no strength left to carry myself, to stand for myself.
I pushed her away. "Don't touch me," I said scarily though no emotions were visible on my face. I couldn't lift any muscles from it like I was paralyzed.
"No," she wept. "Please get up. I'm sorry. I am here. Don't listen to what y
